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So Mi Dar will miss the Investec Oaks at Epsom on June 3 after John Gosden revealed that the filly was found lame on Monday. The impressive Tattersalls Musidora Stakes winner was 5/2 second-favourite for the Classic behind brilliant Qipco 1000 Guineas winner Minding, after winning at York last week.However, John Gosden reported on Monday that the daughter of Dar Re Mi, owned by Lord Andrew Lloyd Webber, was lame. It was one of those mornings, you get, Gosden said. I was perfectly happy [with her] this morning. We walked them for 10-15 minutes, nice little trot, not so much to warm them up, but just to see how they are, and she was lame on her left-hind.Its unfortunate for Andrew and Madeleine. Madeleine being a real horse woman, shes ridden a lot, she knows. I phoned them straight away.I looked at it, she is not right. We would call it a 1-2 out of 5 if you graded it on lameness. Its the old story. She may well come right in 10 days time. But Im afraid the horse comes very much first. You cant send a horse to the Oaks who has just been walking for 10 days. We will do what is right for the filly and Im afraid she is a non-runner.Gosden said he hoped to now prepare So Di Mar for the Irish Oaks at the Curragh on July 16.Its a disappointment, a real disappointment, he continued, speaking at a press conference arranged by Epsom and Investec.Shes a gorgeous filly. She won in great style and we were all thrilled but so often with these things if a little something started in the race you dont often see it straight away.She was perfectly good. But this morning just as she trotted off I watched and she was favouring her near-hind. She may well come right, but its not a little bruise in the foot, its a little higher up, and were just going to take her time to get her right.Our role as a trainer is to do what is right by the horse. As soon as I saw that, I got straight on the phone, and its wonderful that it is people who understand.Im sure shell probably be back for the Irish Oaks, but sadly not for Epsom.I went by to see her on the way here and she was happily munching away with her nose in the feedbowl. I gave her a kiss on the nose and said Look, were going to talk about this and she said Im happy here - you do whatever you like.So Di Mars departure leaves Minding a red-hot favourite for the race at 8/13 with Sky Bet. Also See: Live results service Full racecards Get Sky Sports Swell Water Bottle Flowers . Duchene scored two goals and had an assist, helping the Colorado Avalanche beat the Carolina Hurricanes 4-2 on Friday night to match the best 10-game start in team history. 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The Kings won the franchises first Stanley Cup last spring, but find themselves down 2-0 in this best-of-seven series after dropping two straight in St. Louis. Los Angeles went 16-4 during the 2012 postseason and never trailed a series at any point. That run included a four-game sweep of the Blues in the conference semifinals. L.A. dropped a 2-1 overtime decision against the fourth-seeded Blues in Game 1 on Tuesday and lost Thursdays second meeting late in regulation. Barret Jackmans first career playoff goal came with 50.4 seconds to play as St. Louis took another 2-1 decision to go ahead 2-0 in the series. The fifth-seeded Kings, however, hope to get something going on home ice in Games 3 and 4. L.A. had an outstanding 19-4-1 record at the Staples Center this season compared to an 8-12-4 mark on the road. The Kings also won seven straight as the host to close the regular season and last lost at home on March 23 against Vancouver. The Blues, meanwhile, played consistently well at home and on the road this season. St. Louis was 15-8-1 at Scottrade Center and 14-9-1 everywhere else. However, the Blues lost their two playoff games last season in Los Angeles by a combined 7-3 score. St. Louiis trailed the Kings by a 1-0 score after 40 minutes on Thursday, but Patrik Berglund tied the game early in the third period to back a 28-save effort by Brian Elliott.dddddddddddd Later, with time nearing the end of regulation, Chris Stewart brought the puck in down the right side and slid a short pass over to Jackman, who snapped a wrister past the glove of Jonathan Quick for a 2-1 lead -- the hosts first and only of the game. "You get a bounce," said Jackman. "You get a puck that you dont normally get and you put it home, and its definitely a good feeling." LA got Quick out of the net shortly after the ensuing faceoff, but was unable to get any quality chances before time expired. Team captain Dustin Brown scored the lone goal of the game for the Kings, while Quick posted 23 saves in the loss. "Four games will win this series, so we just focus on the next one, were going home," said Brown. "Weve played really well at home this year. Weve got to take care of our home ice here." Kings forward Anze Kopitar is still looking for his first goal since March 25 and the Slovenian star has one assist in the first two games of this series. Kopitar, who had eight goals and 12 assists for L.A. in last years playoffs, went the final 16 games of the regular season without scoring a goal. Game 4 of this series is scheduled for Monday night. ' ' '